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How can I determine why all the outlets in one room allare out?

I checked the breaker box and none were tripped. I eliminated the breakers and located the one feeding the outlets that are out. The breaker showed 120 volts from terminal to neutral bar. I checked the outlets hot to neutral is zero. Hot to grndground is 120volts120 volts and neutral to grndground is 120 volts. ON EVERY OUTLET. What to do next?

outlets in one room all out

I checked the breaker box and none were tripped. I eliminated the breakers and located the one feeding the outlets that are out. The breaker showed 120 volts from terminal to neutral bar. I checked the outlets hot to neutral is zero. Hot to grnd is 120volts and neutral to grnd is 120 volts. ON EVERY OUTLET. What to do next?

How can I determine why all the outlets in one room are out?

I checked the breaker box and none were tripped. I eliminated the breakers and located the one feeding the outlets that are out. The breaker showed 120 volts from terminal to neutral bar. I checked the outlets hot to neutral is zero. Hot to ground is 120 volts and neutral to ground is 120 volts. ON EVERY OUTLET. What to do next?

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outlets in one room all out

I checked the breaker box and none were tripped. I eliminated the breakers and located the one feeding the outlets that are out. The breaker showed 120 volts from terminal to neutral bar. I checked the outlets hot to neutral is zero. Hot to grnd is 120volts and neutral to grnd is 120 volts. ON EVERY OUTLET. What to do next?